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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-15
rporprr iUrtD FOE A PRETTY HFIRESS

rn nunlica,ion of tho facts in connection with the
trial ot Ncw-Uavcn, Conn., Of a Brooklyn man. V" NJ
Franklin on charge o. forgery has created quite sur
in Flushing L. L. Of tae part enacted In the pro
ceeJincs by Miss Priscilla Pearsall. OF that village MISS
Pearsall taken 10 New-hven as "l'Ges' lor 'no
aofonca and made series statements IN relation TO
her copocct,oo with the prisoner while the latter was
travelling in Queens County rs agent for the sale OF
orgnjnsttos tho testimony OF several Flushing men 10
the effect that they had seen Ms pear's driving AZ
v,r,ous tInes in the nrighDph opi OF Jamaica anu
rnShi,o vas ia " contraicicd bY Tat young Iadr
s.acmeut made under otth. size denying ever having
been jana or having been out u''''n5 VII" 'h0
prisoner . ID, ,.,,, iooripo and
viz aclouS i neress TO the half Of T13opO eit ny HeI
nother and related 10 some o. the no>l iespeclcu
families OF Flushing her alleged escapaheS ana present
recl,ar nosiion is the snpcct OF animated discuss ION
II il said that the NewiIaven authorizes con cWpalo
arrestin ne Miss Fesrsall on a charge OF perjury.
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wrsrcUrsTER COUNTY.

,,,t vvpSov Tho First PRESBYTERIAN Church Society.
,,c WAS organized abDdt three months ago an now .'
az about 100 Al ne Jung IN iturslV hiS
imni.y idoptet report 0l tho omnittro on supply i"
etfrnn e.. 4 Ia te Kew william Knox. pastor OF thr ~
Sr., Itur >. of Bt-onno Y. j. meeting OF lhr session
la. he'd next 10 MAKO the artloh IoI .'ol
Tnn ~ C.rke vr, society win HARRISBURG a' &c
bibs Tor tiic puipiL
uAnni,oS william Porter Alien OF Harrison was tnto"
rendeTo ABOUT an hour MS injuries MO
not dan 2cTOus
WHITE PLAIxS-The Grand Jury yosteriy prcsent'u IN,
dict uents Patrick Dpn0hus LOUIS hui.ru 't
George Sock-, Tor burglary Tiont5 DoWlinS .hu
Dwrer ,rsni cay; John and Philip MocarV o' ~
sauIt in Tie degree
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BROOKLYN.

The dedcatOry services of -. Theresa h'"an
catholic Church, at Ca, -On-avc., and Buil'i-t VII
be conducted to morrow by Bishop Iouehlh' Inc
ed fec was begun I'm 1870. but only The lower pOu"h
Wa, finished iUr Recently The man an il"il"in'
witch il richly decorated, was competed. The entire
cost l. about $4,000.
DR. Frank Vernon Cook wa sentenced 70 The rem
ten,iary for term of three year, and * months
yestcr av. for bgamy. His second wife has had her
marriage aunullcu.
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u.IIAr &c GOING ON TODAY.

American Jockey Club races. Jerome Park 80 p M
Delro.t-St. Louis championship baseball h"''h' io'o
Grounds. . /.
Navarro hats reference case No 40 Nal-st'
1aninany senate Conventions, evening -, ,o.o,
Professor Biokmorc's lecture ChlcLeing Hail. 10 ~
a.. IN.
Shields.
Irving Hall primary elections, evening %
Cricket match. Prospect Park Grounds, 10: a. M
Music in Central PARK by 7th Regiment Band p M
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HOME NE US.
rrOMINTNT ARRIVALS.

Hotel Brunslrick-sr John swinburue W. p, ana aaney
stewart NJ p of England. and General george batThei'
LEI, OF ST. James Hsfet-ChaIies iIcA
Minister TO Peru. and Paymaster Green clay ""luIo ~
forth of the Court o. Appeals. ana Cairoi i
smith of syracuse Murray Hul Hot>iJudge "ll-n
L armed. of Albany f.ttey Heui ~,
Bradley Bradlow of Vermont Ntc YORK H0'ct-'ooiei
j n.
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LONG ISLAND.

u.p,rv ciry-Tno third annuai harvest home festival viii
he held IN the Cathedral Wcdnsay evening at 70 me
vii H.. ls % ions island Weber
tnlc a Yia'a be by The combined cholis OF he
1 atlrlrai and of ST. Lukc's Parlsh. BI0Okyh
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS
,,VIHG THE LIFE OF HIS SANDER ER

SAVING TIE LIFE OF HIS SANDER Err
Edward J Murphy the detective who won con.iieraDe
no;ncfy nv m. capture plauirlds "hrc bugs saved
;hc liz of John Iouche Dunecn telegraph ~Or.
Thursday afternoon. Boucher VINO was ini0A catr" rI Al
NJ heels al Team II and would have been klc.ei 10
death Murphy srdng bravery to me rescue ABOUT
a month ago LOuC!eT sIandcicd MurIhJ NitI5.
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The business failures throughout the country IN Inc
mast week as reported by Il. g. Dan Co.. OF the MGR
camille Agency numbered S2 for the United states ana
twenty for Canal1 total of 202 against2l2 last weeK
and l79 in the corresponding week last year Ia their
weekly review Of trade. Messrs. Dun Il Co. say among
oiber things:
In ante OF many lbe conditions prices 10 no vance
added 5000 900 10 circulat on IN Nre
o1d O0G 600 since. et lrces OF Sttks
average OF -bS per snare tho
1856 and excepting lew weeks
Wheat has osi every ADVANCE
sine % corn t0rtn .l past and oats TOT
onfh have Occasionally risen Only 70 Te'ede again
cotton has Ell ths oil cent during ne oh
AN, n,Tk per on higher. but The uahsNcll9
are glHt2ut Coal is stronger because OF silhe Du
iIon and STEEL are The elaborate statements OF eN
an past and quarter Only conc le ltc
fai OF Int. been falling behind thoe OF ss
We r. York and then at other clri cte9 am
AID manutlc uring towns In snort tie 'He,F
hat insures rery con-s 10 giei %
900 have been added 10 cu tlOu WI
the pas bnt the speculation mus
m n harm already and cloudsd me ltnIc =" IA
doubi great actvit' and expansion are w.'hessro
some others cIhiht symptoms ~ r1d
ton Steel rails In lower sales were mao" i ~
week Tor @3l spring delivery and some makers az urES
Pig continue. scarce necue
O. tie In h STRIKE but lower quotations ONE ior some
fhsrk IN
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CURE F0a fHz DEAF

PECk'5 FArENT IMFROVED CUsHIONED EAR
DRUMS Perfectly Restore tue Hearing aud perform tho
work OF the natural drum nvsibe comfortable daways
In position. All aud whispers heard dis
tlnctly iusrztcd book with testimonials FIRE
address call On L. uIscOX. 1853 broadway. y. Y
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KFvvFDY's II ATS the best AZ the least none
ncrIvs - 90 - b. - 90 six Hats : 90 - 80 - y
saving u 80 per hat % Cortltntt-'t, upstairs
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Iuxuriant hair with its youthful color, as
sured by using Tarkers IIar B4lstm.
rarkers Ginger Tome Is new LIE 10 tie a6eL
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
WAMAMAKER'n
PurLADuIrH1A. saturday. May %. 1851.

fHILADnLPHIA. saturday. May %. 1851.
Summer Days. 7Asi, conn.,
ing gzvss US a double cAance;
a chance /oy ou,selves and t0,.
you. IT surprises rs to look
tile coming season tn the face
and study the many things
that y0n command as to KEEP
ready Jor ii. XoN'H be great
" amused to see the collection
Of merely Summer things
ashieh mode,w civilization de.
mamds eta single store.
You'll be happy to find so
many things you can do
wifAouh or happier to find
things that touch your special
needs.
Therefore, beginning on
WeaMesaay neat, June I, sOe
zOzW, as TAR as may be, turn
the Store into q Summer Mn.
scum.
Summer things, for the
Person, the Honse,Me Field,
tie Laai7',' J7' Sport and 10,
Comfort; for mental and PLY.
StcaL zoanks.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

WIN be sold u public sale q the stable 81
w,ll.iaston. DEL. on "wednesday. June ist'
O'Clock. p. M. sharp
Twenty three head Of Indiana and Illinois
N: ia Y s.ss: s,sSe ..ss ssSs
hard horse % Ssss IT. elmer issi for : family o.
Ecs. snda pair brish, hay horses. 4 years
old, Ish.nds high, weiHh 400 lbs. 10. Of bone
high, Weight $50 lbsv Gydssdsis stock, pisn-
y q bone. Food feet , End . good Work yorker IN
70 si.es horse. sr,s ears Ga. /, hand.
double; good general purpose horse.
Sess s we'll slot Sa .ns H:nS
double and extra good horse.
hands SsSpp %ss % S sr ad
gle or double, An good mare for any KIND Of
No. q Chestnut sorrel horsn, 4 years old, Is
"a hands high, well broke, single or double
80 q s.,s cray asr;ss and
with good names and tails. and rs smooth and
handsome ~ any two horses we ever owned.
70. q AND sSo1k psr e
pounds; wen broke. single OF double. has !
OF that !: hard mare TO beat racks fast
hand. ma srs s.as. mas ,S yssrs Ss
| single or double, and an extra good saddler.
No. 2; Light gray horse. s years old, y
scIi-brsd. viii make q sice coach or family
70. Il hay horse, 4 years old, Is "a han ds
double and can be driven by the most timid
person aud win make an extra nice family
No IS, dspple brown horse. with two white
feet back, Ave years old, 10 81 hands high,
weigh 1850 lbs, shows lots OF breeding we
this year, and II perfect horse and an extra
no. 70. strawberry roam horse, 9 years old.
gle or double, will make extra nice store
No. II, brown horse, Bashaw stock, 7lyears
old, u i-2 hands high, weigh 1880 lbs VIII
road 10 mile, an hour without any urging.
shows plenty Of sn, ed and a extra good horse.
years old. weigh Eso lbs, iG hand. high, Well
broke. single o. double, drive like one horse,
not afraid OF anything; makes nice family OF
No. %. BAY horse. 7years old, IsI-s hands
high; weighs 1850 pounds. Hambietonian
bred; as hne road ster as any one Is not afraid
| OF any hing, racks fast under saddle, and Is
| good cheerful horse.
az. =, .ssk o.y n,rss Q years old. IbK
hands high. weishs lloo pounds, viii drive
10 miles an hour Osn Dc driven BY any
lady. and good usefsl horse for any kind
| Of business.
No ~, brown mare. weighs 1000 pounds,
| good worker in any kind Of haInsss. and an
| extra good driver.
NO. "a, brown horas, good worker, single
| or double. Dan be driven BY any vne, and
10 good cheerful driver.
NO post ponement on accouut OF weather
Every horse to be as represented.
"A credit Of 90 days will be given.
JESTER MopANIkL
L. W. Stidham l. Son, Aucps. mn-ts
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
BEE HIVE"
900 Market Street.

We commence this week with few as.
tonishing bargains.
Having sold over 800 dozen pairs of
Hose for Gents, Ladies and Children In
the past few daye, we now offer another
lot of regular made 25 and SOC. goods for
the unavoidable price of 15c. pair.
Children's sizes to 81, Ladies, to 81;
Gents, 8 to II In. The like was never
known before.
When you are out for a promenade
step into the "Bee Hive" and examine
the good qualities of the LANGTRY fold
ing BUsTLE, which is SO popular. Also
an entirely new folding Bustle for Csc.
each, that sells ON sight.
case of Madras Drapery, 12Tc. goods
in nice colorings, at the unheard OF low
price Of Sc. yard. Also splendid line
of better goods.
We have, without doubt, the largest
line of sateens in the city, az all kinds of
prices, up TO 37Xc., for the choice French
Goods, and special run on some very
fine goods at 25 cents a yard.
A very fortunate purchase of Summer
Dress Goods, Pink, Blue, Creams, Tans
and Black to be sold at the popular price
of Soc.
We were never selling so many Parasol,
as now. The reason is correct styles and
the urmatchable prices that tempt the
ladies.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

TIM HHPU8LIcAxs ~ making goed
1T ~ Oily Coanai, end
Ds0eeRaks Uho aEe more earnest for,
municipal Sse1sn than they ere for
pavtisAa tziuDphs shoald nsks note
Of this bseose thsy oast their votss
aaAlnst then. - inR tAelx nomlna-
Mons ASe L. 4. Bower, In The Fifth
ward; = o. Moore IN The Sixth ward;
jobs ". HAwkinsy In he essenth; =.
y. Barney, IN ~ Eighth ward, and
Henry p. 0subb IN the Ninth ward.
OF thsss lrr. Bower and Mr.. 0rubb Gro
nsW msn, Nj. Havkins and Hr. Bar
ney havs served each one tsrn In
Coaneil aAd NJ. Moore hes served
three tsxmA His long tarm In Council,
almost without opposition in bio party,
10 the best Recommendation Tor his re-
turn for . fourth term. Nj. Hswkins
and Mr.. Barney have 20 dsportsd
themselves In Council that they 70.
cslved . unanimous denomination,
They should Ill b rs-slsotsd, end A
the honest voters Of the wards In vhiol
they are nominated will turn out to tn
election they viii oil b elected.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
WAnAnAKMIus.

VIC eOAo yOo sA0 OstA0A
day Of . Linen purchase
made BY a wise housewife.
Not because II WAS . big
purchase, but because il wss
Z good representative pur. |
chase. It's worth lookingl
at again:
dos. u Napkins at si.50. -. 800
~ yds. Table Linen ct H. 49,. 0.36
8 yds. Table Linen ut &c.. 80. 400
y. 70
Less than $a5 for the lot.
Do you know what those
things would have cost in
almost any other store in
the country? $33.84! The
thrifty housewife saved 5000
lby buying the Linens here.
There are plenty OF thrifty
housewives in Philadelphia.
Southwest Of centre.
Rough and Ready Hats
i You know them. The name
fits. Jaunty, sunshiny,cheer-
} ful things. Everybody likes
them. New kinks and twists
to some. and such a variety
OF shapes and colors as
you've never seen before.
IS to so cents.
North Of East Transept.
Cashmere Shawls and
Scarfs. As if thistle down
; could he matted into a
sheer, filmy fabric. Sunrise
tints. Graceful, clinging
wraps for the drawing-room
or piazza.
Some from the window
display. a little soiled or
slightly faded. IS cents to
Else.
Second floor, near Juniper and Chestnut
II streets corner.
100000 White Envelopes,
"Wanamaker CUT gener-
e tous cut. Nos. 4, 5, 6 and 81:
s|97c., ST. 60, So and 81 40 a
!. thousand.
Linen finish, octave and
E commercial, square (Baro.
!, niaD, &C., &c. and SC. a pack.
II Sample book OF Legal
Caps now ready.
Stationery counters, south of Thirteenth
street entrance.
Odd pairs of Curtains
Nottingham, Madras, Mus.
1 lin Embroidered. and Swis:
/, Lace Embroidered In Col
! ors. Two. thirds and half.
Second story, north of Transept..
~ JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
c and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

JOIN =. soWsn viii have IN opening
on the Flower Dale track, near Chester,
gu Thursday, june q There will be .
1 minute raee, one Of 8 minutes, one
2. 10 and one free f0r all comefs. Any
person wishing 70 enter can do 20 BY
applying 70 John 7. Hsunum. of Ches.
ter. The entries will close on Wednes-
day, June Ut IL O'Clock q. m. The
rounding country are invited TO Join IN
this contest. No entrance fee will be
charged on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

RELIEF 10 THETAiusHNa PUBLIC
"Charlie" Kyle ID by-word In every
household. A gsnerAtiou remcmhefl
him gratefully, for during many ysars he
hes ministored 70 suffering humanity,
|scorched and famished By summer thirst,
giving with . generous hand the most
delieiously rsfreshing lee Crsam yearn-
Ting palate could wish.
With the coming summer be proposes
70 do ~ be has done In the past, but
on . greater scale. His already large
mandatory Of the northeast corner q
Sixth AND ORANGE STREETS, has
oeen extended, improved, and new facill.
taes for cream manufacturing introduced,
No. Il
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

go q -. s1IsM INIT Just COM
y - 80 n ths Board OF Re-
- ~ TSxss, shows IN assessed
49, e 6.33b. o72 In the northern
e = "a that pArt Of the city
- q sixth street, and $14,-
= ths southern district, or ell
Iort Of he city lying south OF
- oszook The difference In the
7rSl1on Of psopsfty between the two
13rko. a 81 ,054, 061 In favor Of the
- Aiotrict. Now let rs mako
- oounpaEtsons, though thay may
'Ss1r1Srn ~ - odious. The northern
Ii:1rlot ~ only leAds in wealth but
~ 4 noruln11cn Of 900 more than the
- ~; fIstrict and 200 more voters.
IN rot 1lhstanding this preponder-
- - fNvor Of tho northern district,
. vonlsh, n population and In legisi-
noo66 vossrs the southern district has
1890 Domocrasic wards and no Re-
&C. 11ann wasds, and the northern dis
r1G7 R1o ~ Republican and no Demo
2oso1a nr1A Az zach ward elects
- 1ne1rners og tbs City Council the
1coHorn 6is<rict, with . large excess Of
S1-Sc5 - exeess Of 6,000 population
111f ~ - ooso u 800 voters, can cleo,
~ 1,1 1omt IT, o. Council ut the best,
@SX6 ~ eoashsen district, with less
$500 aod less vote, but more
~. 'eloot fourteen members Of
4 11lI. 1hIs Il the wsy Wilmington
- HoS undsf Democratic control, BY
!. 11Ik 256 q : perslsan Legislature AND
1Tk 0eyooa's Rsssssusnt laws.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

NOTIOE.-I WILL OOMMENOE ON
~ MONDAY, April 2sth. 70 regulate,
used In New castle County, this year, An
work left st Kyle's Ninth and King streets.
or at my residence, .l1s6 Poplar street, WI.
mington, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Eeguiator OF Weights and Measures.
ar23 0m.eo-d
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

Wilmingto4 ex, en- !, o \ :.
! ~ ~ 10 70, II Il, il i hhsM!
$50. b os, b2l, ot',tsi,s.t
. q Asccommods.ior, %, .ssts,
~ . a. $50 1908 " u Nd NJ
SUNDAY rRlIn !
For Philadelphia t.ru,sv, = .
'h, . 10. II o. a. IL, gT ~!
=, accommodation sSln
Z 10. . 30, - ", stcp. m. -
For Chester tsr9,eeSl. ,,,sw :,
ia 100 and 80 ,. a. -"
Accommodation slsAu.. ~,
, y and 7 70 D. N.
For New Yorl t.tu,,,n - .
Il, 8 H., Il 81 q. H., IN, ta N
Q y ps n.
For W est Chester, VII L,ra,nt
and 8 30 D. 10.
For Cape Charles, GA Point
Norfolk l2o5nigh..
For New Uss,ie, Yliilao
Dover, Harrington, Ssi,a
Delmar. Y " ul.ht.
baltimore suo nhsnl,stm \
10 % I'm. Il 60, 'olO, sraIVsf
more. . ". and II 3, pm,
Leave Philadelplis, tio,d =
mingten texpressl, "a 70. 9M,i3l
Q. N. e08 Q 81, and II 2o,aA
Accemmodation, So, i1Sln|
. 70. SIS and II ~. N. r
For fufthe. information osau
ferred 70 the ticke; o2oa nM0
Trains marked thus ls)usi1a
upo1 watch extra ixs u casa4
Lki
General p,saug|
OHAnfBs 4 Pusa 1stsl =
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
WILnINGTOs a sosIHs !,

WILLIE h~ASr y ~,
Time table 10 effect nay W .,.,.iIs
leave Wilnirgtol sisaea sss,,,
For Rcadiag, Bl:t.oo l,,,, W. Sr
feld, waybesburS lale..'' ~
Vile Tau aqua slion.o.l, \, ~. NJ
ncrsyilie and 81 point. !, "a .1 !, IN
And Reading X H., '.@ y " ,s y
For Springiiali, -, . .aiI..,,IIs
ton. CoateayiIle. h ns,s,s m
Uhadd's Ford anu pat q MIN
diats poin,s,I,e .. n ; y /. =. n
For Wost Ohs''e-, ! " ;.,,',, NJ
For new Bridge ana !i., .ijDI
sib = D. m. sni 90 sstu'dif ~
y ON sunday .5r Rsaci,s. 4, - M
points, at 5 % a n, 40, Il ,sp II
intermediate polhI' ai' ,ssBHDl
A. q. MoCAUsLANp' i,siin!
SuperiDtsEdel..
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
REFRICERAToRS

we still hold to the reliable
|"Climax," and in addition, offer
the Baldwin" and "Cold Wave, "
with numerous testimonials as
to the Thorough work Of each.
We have now marked these re-
irigerators at special rates, and we
think it will pay you to call on US.
Our shop work will be continued
on uninterruptedly at the old
place. Entrance, until after i'm
provements, No. ga Shipley St.
where we will be prepared to at.
tend promptly to all kinds Of
tin and sheet iron work.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
A BLOW
Has Been Struck

in behalf Of you and your friends.
This doom Of high prices Is the
emancipation Of the people from
the slavery Of hard times.
W Rejo'c e with as that we are
able to sell you goods so true. 90
honest and SO desirable as is our
line of Clothing, and Gents Fur
nishing Goods, which jeSlR1les q
great variety Of the beautiful, the
useful and the stylish a. prices
wonderfully low. We are not
asking for trade but for q criu.
cal inspection OF our marvellous
offerings. Do as you like about
accepting these bargains, after
you have seen and tested our
claim to save you money.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

NOTIOE-soo SHARES NEW sERl Es
IN Mechapics' Building Loan Stock lust
issued and for sale. Kirst payment Cd the
made TO WI MORROW. Sccrefary. No.
~ Fronoh street. Will receive prompt stan.
uon. a22 -eod.f
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
REMOVAL:

Having decided to rebuild
upon the site Of our present store,
No. 22s Market street, we have
located temporarily at No. I21
Market street-3d door below
Second street-where we shall
be pleased to meet our friends
and patrons. We call attention,
for the fourth season, to the
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Uhicego Limited, daily, .."~l
nht..s,o II III MI M


Arrives Chicago ll.ls neii IN
train docs not take Bsldn1s
LoSai fteigh, .or Usn,oi M
passenger coaches a.S1lia, =
Sundy, $40 a. N. !.
Ufnct natl Limited, dsiy "",s:,a.
Ard 7es Uineinnad ~ 4
e.4e p. M. mex. day. -.
Cnic( 0 and 81. Leaii k1p
Sing1lJ a,counodsiIot, dhl Il
FOt LANDthBERG, w. Y
500 4 d., aud $50 ?. " w. w,
Trains leave MARIE. srsa! - =.
for Philads phia..0 A. NJ
Sundss, $50 A. n, .teish i
FOR baltimore klV '. L.
Lander berg, :.G, A.M.iSh w, =. =
ass A. NJ, Aad 2.S p D. "a
daily. . ,..u 1
phia az sI.0 $40, 1907 'Ns W.
f.ob daily except Sunday n !. ! :
i.ao. sl,tt, $50 $50. in, MrT
Express ira ls' ord
W, nd. CLEMENTS, an ~ y
Msnagp.. "a
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

NoItCE-ALL PERSONS ARE HERE
~ BY forbidcsnxo trust KATE HindereT
my VIE, ON my account She having az
serted my home. shall pay no bills CON
tfacted By her.
m17.tf ERNEST HlNuERER.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28

I'm ['01x SON, . Democratic
y. m 30 running Cleveland
~. pa - under certain con-
e = 1nys II there IL 70 be .
5lnteprm, no should be
: ~ ~ means, and II the
~ = 70 be smashed
"a = 6kould be regarded 40
y n1nrd bearer.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Pennock q Foreman,
8. e. Cor. Fifth and Market Sts.,
Wilmington, Dial.


STATEMENT
SAVINGS BANK FOR THE
YEAR END NC MAJ !, 1857.
Cash on hand May ], 1ssG...........t Q, 9a3 10
Received from Dividends andInterest 37,6o9 %
Received from Invest nents, rezlizod 40 0ii "a
Iotai.- ECONOMICALLY do 90
Amount paid Depositors. .$i2s, 2s9 rs
Amount paid for observation-disclosures 2, 5Si 10
Amount paid Salaries and Expenses A,3l4 -
Amount Cash on hand ................. $50 ii
Total ..........................sS 1904, 80 05
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES.
ASSETS
Amount inve ted in Bauk Stocks....s g, SOL o
Amonnt invested in Loan Assoc:a-
Amount Invested Chester rset X. '"A
Amount Invested Bonds and Mort WV"
Amount invested Bills Rccciyable.. 80. 81 Is
Amount invested Banking House
Corporation (real estsic).......... e5, 90 90
Amount invested Wilmington Coal
Gas Company Stock. ............... 9gaO
Amount Invested Real Estate........ >,Gi7 81
Amount Inv es'ed Sund.y Interest
Amount invested l,iiice Farnitare.. As, 3
Amount invested Cash ON haad @. $40 Al
Total. ..................... Sc. .-s715. $50 81
LIABILITIES.
Amount due Depositors. ..s7o4. e5l IS
Amount Surplus and q uarantee fund 20 $40 73
Total. ........... ..775, go 81
Il. II. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
Attest: JOSEPH NJ. MATHER. Aud tor.
mz7-ltaw3w
Daily Republican., 1887-05-28
Jerseys for half.

jerseys IoI Hall.
A surprise to us as we'll
as to you.
Not the rag tag, drib-end
of this or that dealers leav-
ings; the entire stack Of an
extensive manufacturer.
It's easy to overdo. This
maker OF Jerseys piled up|
more stock than he cared to-
carry. We took it in a
lump. Of course the price
was on the lump basis.
That's why you shall have
the Jerseys for less than
we've ever known them to
be sold before.
The least is so cents.
What kind OF a Jersey do
you expect for so cents!
Look at this one: Coat back,
vest front, neatly made, well
made. It'll stand looking
at inside and out. It's a
regular 81 Jersey. This is
the way the prices run:
For Soc, regular $I.oo
For 75c., regular $3.50
For $1.00. regular $2.oo
For $1.25, regular $2.5o
For $1.5O, regular So 90
For $500, regular $500
Cloth excellent, shapes
good. About so styles, in
GLIDING many novelties.
Black, navy, garnet,areen,
cardinal, brown, cream.
Full range OF all the regu-
lar sizes no90.
Second floor over Arcade. Take elevator
100 doz. Ribbed Swis:
Vests for women, 50 cents
The things are scarce
they're desirable. The prict
lis that of vests that are
plenty and of moderate
merit.
Fifth counter west of Aacade, Chestnu
street entrance.
White Dresses for larg.
girls and for children; on.
or two piece, $I.75 to $35
i Thirty styles. A children
procession season reminder
A few white Dresses
slightly soiled, for less thai
the stuff in them cost.
u One piece
Were 90. SO, now 50.
Were $3.50, now 81.
Il Were $3.50, now 81.
i Two piece
RI We're $3.50, now $500.
III Were $l3.75, now IS 30.
Il Were $40 so, now $3.50.
Second floor over Arcade. Take elevs
I tor.